Google Maps reveals hilarious 'A-HOLE' message mowed into a backyard in Washington state

Published 5:04 pm, Thursday, July 13, 2017

Google Earth has revealed one option for dealing with problematic neighbors—carve a massive, nasty message about them into a field behind their house.

Media: GeoBeats

Someone in Sequim, Washington doesn't like their neighbor, and they want the whole world to know about it.

A Google Maps satellite image shows the message "A-HOLE" mowed into the grass of the backyard of a Sequim home. Accompanying the "A-HOLE" message is an arrow seemingly pointing to their neighbor's home.

A Washington state man took his feud to another level after he mowed "A-HOLE" into his yard with an arrow pointing to his neighbor, reports say. The Google satellite image of the workmanship has recently gone viral on Reddit. Continue clicking to see the other odd images that have been captured by Google Satellite and Street View.

A Washington state man took his feud to another level after he mowed "A-HOLE" into his yard with an arrow pointing to his neighbor, reports say. The Google satellite image of the workmanship has recently gone

It appears the Google Car was pulled over on Houston's Washington Avenue sometime in October 2015, and the car caught photos of the whole thing. But that's not the weirdest things we've seen on Google Maps.

It appears the Google Car was pulled over on Houston's Washington Avenue sometime in October 2015, and the car caught photos of the whole thing. But that's not the weirdest things we've seen on Google Maps.

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Like this guy who found the Google camera on a Texas high school campus and had his own little photo shoot.

Like this guy who found the Google camera on a Texas high school campus and had his own little photo shoot.

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Or this guy who isn't so excited about the idea of being on Google Maps.

Or this guy who isn't so excited about the idea of being on Google Maps.

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We saw this guy who gave zero cares that the Google Car was driving right toward him.

We saw this guy who gave zero cares that the Google Car was driving right toward him.

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Then there was the time a spartan chased the Google camera through a college campus.

Then there was the time a spartan chased the Google camera through a college campus.

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But Google Camera also captured some pairs of legs just chilling at a party.

But Google Camera also captured some pairs of legs just chilling at a party.

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There was that time Google Car had to stop because these two dogs wouldn't move.

There was that time Google Car had to stop because these two dogs wouldn't move.

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Google also saw this woman holding a kid over a balcony in Rice Village in Houston.

Google also saw this woman holding a kid over a balcony in Rice Village in Houston.

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The Google Car witnessed this store's rough day that had to start with painting over graffiti.

The Google Car witnessed this store's rough day that had to start with painting over graffiti.

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Nature doesn't always cooperate with Google's mapping agenda.

Nature doesn't always cooperate with Google's mapping agenda.

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And sometimes neither does technology. No, this car isn't sinking into the road.

And sometimes neither does technology. No, this car isn't sinking into the road.

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Google Maps reveals hilarious 'A-HOLE' message mowed into a backyard in Washington state

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"Backstory: So some neighbors put up a purple multi-car garage. Very purple. And big. Several neighbors started complaining that (it) is was ugly and petitioned the city for property tax relief because they claimed this garage drove down property values," HeadphoneJackal commented on the thread. Click here to see the photo of the "very purple" garage that caused the neighbor feud.